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July 13, 2020

Exhibition Loneliness

WILL FERREIRA DYKE considers how the experience of viewing art will have changed in a post-Covid world. As lockdown begins to ease, art galleries and..

April 25, 2020

A Very Short Introduction: Keir Starmer

Asyia Iftikhar offers a brief guide to Labour’s new leader Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner have been announced Leader and Deputy Leader of the Labour..

March 4, 2020

Taking Steps Towards Equality

MAEVE HASTINGS discusses the first same-sex couple on Dancing on Ice. Last Sunday was the first time I tuned into Dancing on Ice, a highly..

March 3, 2020

I Could Go On Singing

RONI MEVROACH reviews I Could Go on Singing at the Southbank Centre. This performance doesn’t leave you certain about many things, but one thing is..

February 23, 2020

Now the Dust Has Settled

ASYIA IFTIKHAR glances back to 2019 to see what we can learn from Labour’s election defeat. For those at any point on the political spectrum,..

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February 20, 2020

Frogs

ISOBEL MACLEOD reviews Frogs at Bloomsbury Theatre. Well, that was certainly a ride. A ride into the Underworld, to be precise, packed with a few..

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November 26, 2019

A Night at the Theatre Royal

ANNA LAMCHE reports on the current damage to the arts and Labour’s plan to save them As the Overground train draws in to Stratford, the..

November 12, 2019

Buddhism – The British Library

FARIDA EL KAFRAWY and ELLIOT SMITH review the latest exhibition at the British Library, Buddhism. Euston road during rush hour is, to say the..

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November 3, 2019

Bring Them Back in House

Carolina Abbott Galvão covers the Justice for UCL Workers campaign At 8 AM on a Friday, Malet Place is cold, uncharacteristically empty and quiet. This..

March 15, 2019

Beautiful Boy

PHYLLIS AKALIN reviews Beautiful Boy, Felix Van Groeningen’s testament to the Sheff’s family story. Based on the life stories of Nic Sheff (Timothée Chalamet) and..

March 12, 2019

The Room at The Prince Charles

HEATHER DEMPSEY delves into the cult of ‘bad films’ through the example of Tommy Wiseau’s famously mediocre take on the love-triangle. ‘Right, I’m just going..

March 8, 2019

Sense Me

ENERZAYA GUNDALAI presents the highlights of UCL MODO Fashion Society’s 2019 Show: SENSES. Under the railway vaults of London’s Steel Yard, SENSES showcased MODO’s latest..

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